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Campaigners have said protests will continue while the controversial statue of colonialist Cecil Rhodes remains at Oxford’s Oriel College, after governors voted to remove...
EDUCATION
Teachers’ unions have denied suggestions by Conservative MPs they have been “actively obstructive” over the reopening of schools in England. Union leaders said it...
EDUCATION
More than 1,500 UK paediatricians have signed a letter to the prime minister calling for clear plans on getting children back into school. They...
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Rachel Talitman, harp; Mavroudes Troullos, bassoon; Jean-Marc Fessard, clarinet; Ensemble Mendelssohn Harp & Co. CD 505052 Released on 9th August 2024 A Belgo-Canadian composer...
MONEY
The Bank of England could cut interest rates more quickly if price rises remain under control, its governor has suggested. Andrew Bailey told the Guardian that...
EDUCATION
The vast majority of teachers (90%) say their pupils are doing less or much less work than they would normally at this time of...
EDUCATION
After the government’s U-turn over the full reopening of schools before September in England, parents remain divided about whether to send their children back....
EDUCATION
Many parents (76%) in England, Wales and Northern Ireland say the cost of sending their children to school is rising, a poll by Parentkind...
EDUCATION
A head teacher and her father have been found guilty of running an unregistered school in a run-down building, in the second prosecution of...
EDUCATION
Carers are being bullied by the government, a committee of MPs says. The Work and Pensions Select Committee says ministers are harassing people who...
EDUCATION
Progress to close the achievement gap for poorer pupils in England’s secondary schools is almost at a “standstill”, say researchers. The Education Policy Institute...
